The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 - Great Britain |
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Page 66
... writer , more than to any other panegyrift fince his arrival in England . Where flept this writer when Sir Tho . Rumbold want- ed his affiftance ? He had done with France , was he engaged with Ruffia ? 5. Helps to a Right Decifion upon ...
... writer , more than to any other panegyrift fince his arrival in England . Where flept this writer when Sir Tho . Rumbold want- ed his affiftance ? He had done with France , was he engaged with Ruffia ? 5. Helps to a Right Decifion upon ...
Page 107
... writer be rightly informed , a pro- cefs , very fimilar to the latter part of what is now fuggefted , was actually in- fituted ( but unfortunately left incom- plete ) in the eorporation in which the writer now refides ; but if thofe in ...
... writer be rightly informed , a pro- cefs , very fimilar to the latter part of what is now fuggefted , was actually in- fituted ( but unfortunately left incom- plete ) in the eorporation in which the writer now refides ; but if thofe in ...
Page 344
... writer of the account of the hofpital monftrance addreffed by the original to the counsellor of one of the fecular and ecclefiaftical princes of the empire . After having premifed that this writer has fuffered perfecutions , fuch as ...
... writer of the account of the hofpital monftrance addreffed by the original to the counsellor of one of the fecular and ecclefiaftical princes of the empire . After having premifed that this writer has fuffered perfecutions , fuch as ...
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